How to Read the Production Date on Car Glass?

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HadleyLynn
07/30/25 7:22am
The production date of car glass is located on the trademark in the corner of the glass, consisting of several dots and a number. More information about the production date of car glass is as follows: 1. The number represents the production year of the car glass. If the dots are on the left, it indicates production in the first half of the year, while dots on the right represent production in the second half. By analyzing the number and black dots on the trademark, you can determine the production date of the car glass. 2. The date code on the glass has only one number, representing the last digit of the year. For example, the number 8 stands for 2008. 3. The production date of the glass and the vehicle will not differ by more than ten years. The production month of the car glass can be analyzed and determined by the black dots before or after the number.
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